Sharing pays off, a new study finds. If farmers in the United States can be convinced to share just 1% of their land with solar panels, they could generate 20% of the country’s electricity with that minor sacrifice...
The Advocate top picks of 2019's scientific research from Oregon State University. They included work by both Chad Higgins and Dominique Bachelet.
National Science Foundation's latest video features research on "Installing Solar Panels on Agricultural Lands Maximizes their Efficiency." This project is being led by BEE's Drs. Elnaz Adeh (WRGP graduate who was advised in BEE), Stephen Good, Chad Higgins and University of Utah's Marc Calaf.
Oregon State University Alumni Elnaz H. Adeh ( '18, Water Resource Engineering), Biological & Ecological Engineering Professors Stephen Good and Chad Higgins, and University of Utah's Marc Calaf's recent publication in Nature's Scientific Reports is being highlighted in an 13KVAL, Eugene, OR. article.